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Place in New Brunswick, Canada
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Cambridge-Narrows is a village of 700 people (2011) in Queens County, south-central New Brunswick, Canada. It lies on Washademoak Lake, in the centre of and almost equidistant from New Brunswick's 3 largest cities, Saint John, Fredericton and Moncton.
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The house was built by Anthony Flower around 1818. It displays the works of this artist who was born in London in 1792, and worked in watercolour and oil.
Family restaurant.
Water crafts are welcome, with a number of docks available. A swimming pool and activities all season long for the kids like Halloween in July, lots of movie nights, and fireworks. Dances, washer toss tournaments and long weekend events. Pets welcome.
Onsite recreation centre, darts, cards, and bingo. Saturday night we party in the barn, exclusively for adults. On-site laundry facility. Hot indoor showers and 3-way power hookups. Open annually from May through October.
3 bedrooms with queen-size beds, 1 bath cottage with private beach on the Washademoak Lake. Hot tub, barbecue, fire pit. Pets welcome. Washer and dryer, smart TV with satellite, full kitchen.
Open mid-May to mid-October.
By road it's about 45 minutes from Fredericton, 55 minutes from Saint John and 1 hr 15 min from Moncton.
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